Sentence examples for used estimate of from inspiring English sources
That number includes, alongside the scrupulously counted strategic warheads in bombers, missiles and submarines, the commonly used estimate of 8,000 tactical warheads.
"These companies expect to be billing $1 million a minute when they are operating," or more than $500 billion a year, said Richard A. Romm, a senior principal in SCR Design Organization, citing a commonly used estimate of the industry's potential revenues.. "That is a lot of money".
One widely used estimate of global productivity is the MODIS MOD17 algorithm [43].
The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) produces a widely used estimate of "potential" real GDP, defined as a measure of "sustainable output, in which the intensity of resource use is neither adding to nor subtracting from inflationary pressure".
As recently as the summer of 2014, when the deaths of Michael Brown and Eric Garner thrust the issue of police killings into national prominence, the most widely used estimate of the number of people killed by police was provided by the FBI's Uniform Crime Report: slightly more than 400 per year.
This is the most frequently used estimate of internal consistency.
The Ronsvalles say they feel that one barrier to greater giving by church members may be complacency encouraged by some of the most widely used estimates of charitable giving.
It used estimates of the incidence of specific diseases and of the number of people exposed to second-hand smoke in particular areas.
For this evaluation we used estimates of the effectiveness of a bundle from the study by Pronovost et. al. [31].
We then used estimates of herring landings from 2000 2004 [35] to calculate the amount of herring that was used annually as bait.
To calculate the effect of marine mammals on the nitrogen cycle, we used estimates of daily consumption employing standard metabolic models scaled for assimilation, activity, and migratory fasting.
